Sentence examples for long term estimates from inspiring English sources

There are several potential causes for the conflict between short and long term estimates of bacterial evolution and the debate continues but an increasing number of studies support the theory of a far more rapid rate of bacterial evolution [32], [53], [54], [55].

We calculated CRFs for PM2.5 based on long-term RR estimates starting from the American Cancer Society (ACS) cohort study (Pope et al. 2002).

Another reason the budget is probably unrealistic, especially in its long-term estimates, is that much of it is predicated on extended economic forecasts.

The pain is spelled out in black and white, while the gains are based on long-term estimates and heroic assumptions".

Long-term estimates vary, but many industry analysts expect annual car sales in India to reach six million by 2020, at which point it would trail only China and the United States in sales volume.

This practice, according to the energy analysts, limits the ability to accurately assess well performance and provide more exact long-term estimates for how much gas that part of the shale formation can actually produce over time.

Our approach has improved model's flexibility with the use of high spatial resolution layers, producing reliable long-term estimates of soil loss for the study area.

Long-term estimates were made using routine monitoring data of pH, total alkalinity, and dissolved nutrients from 1985 to 2006 at 14 stations.

Regarding temporal changes and reliable long-term estimates, more attention is required to detect changes of gradual growth, pruning and abrupt changes in tree planting and mortality.

With respect to long-term estimates, revenue generated by the management strategy with the use of sheepdogs increases over time, in contrast to the other alternatives.

While 10Be and 26Al provide long-term estimates on sediment production, in situ cosmogenic 14C is used to trace short-term sediment storage.